White Paper: Significance of Medical Image Printing for Clinician Collaboration and Patient Experience
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Many countries lack the network, storage, and medical display infrastructure to provide healthcare providers on-line access to patients’ medical images for diagnosis and treatment planning. Medical films are printed for transport, storage, and display of medical images.
Healthcare providers must decide on the brand and printing technology of medical films used in their healthcare practices. This decision can impact the satisfaction of both patients and healthcare providers based on different medical films’ quality and robustness in a variety of storage and transport environments.
A new white paper from Frost & Sullivan, “[Significance of Medical Image Printing for Clinician Collaboration and Patient Experience]”, looks at the landscape of medical image printing—including a comparison of Carestream’s DRYVIEW Laser Imaging Films’ performance against the competition.
The findings indicate DRYVIEW Laser Imaging Systems demonstrate multiple advantages across a range of tests, offering superior image quality and visibility, exceptional resistance to external contaminants like dust and water, and an extended archival life.
But that’s not all. DRYVIEW Laser Imaging Systems also offer user-friendly efficiency to improve patient experiences and optimize clinical outcomes—two critical factors that can help take providers to the next level.
Click below to download the white paper and learn more about how DRYVIEW Laser Imaging Systems can be instrumental your medical imaging department and give healthcare professionals the ability to provide both confident diagnoses and exceptional patient care.
https://www.carestream.com/en/us/campaigns/frost-sullivan-white-paper
